Book Note

• The Wall Street Bailout: An Insider’s View by Robert Rhodes

Correspondence

• Owning Financialization by Michael Roberts
• The Critique of Financialization by The Editors
• What Happened at CCSF? by Allan Fisher, Wynd Kaufmyn, Marcy Rein and Rick Baum
• The Term ‘Capitalism’ Has Lost Its Radical Edge by Fred Block and The Editors
• Not Naming Names by Michael Meeropol
• The Limits of Minsky’s Financial Instability Hypothesis as an Explanation of the Crisis by Thomas I. Palley
• Listen Keynesians, It’s the System! Response to Palley by John Bellamy Foster and Robert W. McChesney
• Prophets of the ‘Permanent War Economy’ by Ernest Haberkern
• A Guaranteed Annual Income Will Not Work by Ken Collier
• Dual Power in the Venezuelan Revolution by George Ciccariello-Maher
• Empire—American as Apple Pie by A. Kent MacDougall

Documents

• Cuba and the United States by Che Guevara and Leo Huberman
• ‘El Patojo’ by Che Guevara
• Vouchers for Murder by Isador Nabi
• On the Coincidence of Logic with Dialectics and the Theory of Knowledge of Materialism by Evald Ilyenkov
• The Social Character of Value by Rosa Luxemburg
• ‘The Deadly Implications of Capital for the Human Habitat’ by Paul M. Sweezy
• On English Farming and Sewers by Justus von Liebig
• 1862 Preface to Agricultural Chemistry by Justus von Liebig
• Ecology and Revolution by Paul M. Sweezy
• The Nabi Papers by Isador Nabi

Excerpts

• An Untold Chapter in Black History by Safiya Bukhari
• What Race Has to Do With It by Bernardine Dohrn and Bill Ayers
• Why Unions Still Matter by Michael D. Yates
• The Path to Human Development: Capitalism or Socialism? by Michael A. Lebowitz

Exchange

• Socialist Internationalism Against the European Union by Neil Davidson
• Navigating the Brexit Strait by Andy Storey
• Learning from Brexit by Costas Lapavitsas
• Marx, Animals, and Humans by Ted Benton
• Marx and the Critique of Alienated Speciesism by John Bellamy Foster, Brett Clark and Christian Stache
• Climate Change: What Role For Reform? by Christian Parenti
• A Reply to Parenti by The Editors
• Reply to “The Myth of ‘Environmental Catastrophism'” by Eddie Yuen and Ian Angus
• What Does Ecological Marxism Mean For China? by Zhihe Wang, Meijun Fan, Hui Dong, Dezhong Sun and Lichun Li
• Toward a Global Dialogue on Ecology and Marxism by John Bellamy Foster
• Marx and Engels and ‘Small Is Beautiful’ & A Response by Samar Bagchi, John Bellamy Foster and Fred Magdoff

Interview

• H. Bruce Franklin’s Most Important Books by H. Bruce Franklin and Doug Storm
• What 1930s Radicals Totally Knew: Scott Borchert on the Federal Writers’ Project by Scott Borchert and Susie Day
• German Deunification by Ingar Solty and Darko Vujica
• Science and Politics by Hilary Rose, Steven Rose and Katherine L. Bryant
• Evald Ilyenkov and Soviet Philosophy by Andrey Maidansky and Vesa Oittinen
• Liberated Capitalism by Henryk Szlajfer and Grzegorz Konat
• Beyond Boundaries by Selma James and Ron Augustin
• Fighting for Migrant Workers in Hong Kong by Eni Lestari and Promise Li
• The Unifying Element in All Struggles Against Capital Is the Right of Everyone to Full Human Development by Michael A. Lebowitz
• The Assassination of Fred Hampton by the FBI and Chicago Police, Forty Years Later by Jeffrey Hass
• Saying More with Less: Eduardo Galeano interviewed by Jonah Raskin by Jonah Raskin

Introduction

• Socialism and Ecological Survival: An Introduction by John Bellamy Foster and Brett Clark
• Introduction by Manolo De Los Santos and Vijay Prashad
• The New Cold War on China by John Bellamy Foster
• The Drain of Wealth by Utsa Patnaik and Prabhat Patnaik
• The Contagion of Capital by John Bellamy Foster, R. Jamil Jonna and Brett Clark
• The Return of Nature and Marx’s Ecology by John Bellamy Foster and Alejandro Pedregal
• Engels’s Dialectics of Nature in the Anthropocene by John Bellamy Foster
• China 2020: An Introduction by John Bellamy Foster
• Examining the Wreckage by Nick Estes and Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
• Late Imperialism by John Bellamy Foster
• The Robbery of Nature by John Bellamy Foster and Brett Clark

Memorial

• Bill Livant (May 24, 1932-June 2, 2008) by Ben Livant
• Harry Magdoff, August 21, 1913-January 1, 2006 by Harry Magdoff

Notes from the Editors

• March 2023 (Volume 74, Number 10) by The Editors
• February 2023 (Volume 74, Number 9) by The Editors
• January 2023 (Volume 74, Number 8) by The Editors
• December 2022 (Volume 74, Number 7) by The Editors
• November 2022 (Volume 74, Number 6) by The Editors
• October 2022 (Volume 74, Number 5) by The Editors
• September 2022 (Volume 74, Number 4) by The Editors
• July-August 2022 (Volume 74, Number 3) by The Editors
• June 2022 (Volume 74, Number 2) by The Editors
• May 2022 (Volume 74, Number 1) by The Editors
• April 2022 (Volume 73, Number 11) by The Editors

Poetry

• The new normal by Marge Piercy
• SCOTUS on a roll by Marge Piercy
• Obfuscation by Marge Piercy
• The United Fruit Co. by Pablo Neruda
• Confession by Raymond Nat Turner
• Say, Gaza by Linda Backiel
• Better Build Back the movements—Ol’ Schmo’s tru blu 1% by Raymond Nat Turner
• The Eyes of Texas and the Nays by Marge Piercy
• The great indifference by Marge Piercy
• The legacy by Marge Piercy
• Herd impunity? by Raymond Nat Turner

Preface

• Preface by Manolo De Los Santos and Vijay Prashad

Remembrance

• Credo of a Passionate Skeptic by Adrienne Rich
• Two Letters on Monopoly Capital Theory by Paul A. Baran and Paul M. Sweezy
• Aimé Fernand Césaire (1913-2008): The Clarity of Struggle by John J. Simon
• The Death and Life of Che by John J. Simon
• Magic Death for a Magic Life by Eduardo Galeano
• With Thanks to Hans Koning by Elizabeth (Betita) Martinez
• Remembering John Kenneth Galbraith by Martha Sweezy

Reprise

• The Puzzle of Financialization by Harry Magdoff and Paul M. Sweezy
• End of Cold War Illusions by Harry Magdoff and Paul M. Sweezy
• Monthly Review in Historical Perspective by Paul M. Sweezy
• Sex and Socialism by Ann Snitow, Christine Stansell and Sharon Thompson
• U.S. Weakness and the Struggle for Hegemony by Immanuel Wallerstein
• A New Revolutionary Subject by Marta Harnecker and Tassos Tsakiroglou
• The Political Economy of Women’s Liberation by Margaret Benston
• Mapping Gender in African-American Political Strategies by Leith Mullings
• A Note on the Communist Manifesto by Harry Magdoff
• The Debs Way by Leo Huberman
• A Black Feminist Statement by The Combahee River Collective

Review

• Abortion—The Real Irish Lessons by Tomás Mac Sheoin
• Strategies for Degrowth by Mariko Frame
• A New Environmental History of Socialist States by Andy Bruno
• The Jakarta Method, Then and Now: U.S. Counterinsurgency and the Third World by Sarah Raymundo
• Histories of Racial Capitalism and the Dynamics of the Capitalist System by Julius Alexander McGee and Patrick Trent Greiner
• The Fight to Save San Francisco’s City College: An Organizer’s View by Jody Sokolower
• Moving the Bar: Michael Ratner, Social Justice, and a Life Defending the Revolution by Bernardine Dohrn
• Keeping the Challenges Before Us by Bill Fletcher Jr.
• The Synthesizing Impulse: J. B. S. Haldane by Helena Sheehan
• Building a Vision of the Good Life by Jordan Fox Besek
• Epidemic Response by Jennifer Dohrn and Eleanor Stein

Review of the Month

• The Fishing Revolution and the Origins of Capitalism by Ian Angus
• The New Irrationalism by John Bellamy Foster
• Marx’s Critique of Enlightenment Humanism: A Revolutionary Ecological Perspective by John Bellamy Foster
• The Return of the Dialectics of Nature: The Struggle for Freedom as Necessity by John Bellamy Foster
• Anthropocene, Capitalocene, and Other “-Cenes”: Why a Correct Understanding of Marx’s Theory of Value Is Necessary to Leave the Planetary Crisis by Carles Soriano
• Ecological Civilization, Ecological Revolution by John Bellamy Foster
• Ten Questions About Marx—More Than Twenty Years After Marx’s Ecology by John Bellamy Foster and Roberto Andrés
• Panopticon by Michael D. Yates
• “Notes on Exterminism” for the Twenty-First-Century Ecology and Peace Movements by John Bellamy Foster
• The Defense of Nature: Resisting the Financializaton of the Earth by John Bellamy Foster
• Nature as a Mode of Accumulation: Capitalism and the Financialization of the Earth by John Bellamy Foster